SecuriFense, Inc. 

9928 Oak Knoll Terrace 

Colorado Springs, CO 80920 

719-310-0760 

Position Description: Senior China/PACOM Analyst 

Required to assist A3 members and senior Air Force (AF) leaders in the development, coordination and implementation of solutions to current and future operational and strategic challenges. The position will routinely attend and represent the AF at Joint Staff and OSD planners' working group events in support of operational planning and policy analysis to make optimal recommendations for the employment of AF capabilities that spans multiple area of operations (AORs). 

Required/Desired Relevant Skill Areas: 

 Pol-Mil Expert required 

 PACOM experience desired 

 Joint Staff J5 experience desired 

 OSD Policy experience desired 

Location: 

 This position is located at the Pentagon in Washington, DC. 

Security Clearance Requirements: 

 This job requires Top Secret with Sensitive Compartmentalized Information (SCI) eligibility upon start date. 

If you are interested and meet the criteria mentioned above, please send an email message with your tailored resume highlighting relevant experience and current contact information to mbradley@securifense.com. 

Open Position for Immediate Fill: Security Cooperation Training Plan Developer

Location: Travis AFB (Fairfield), CA

Job Description:  The individual shall work with the assigned country Mission Commander or Team Lead to develop 571st Mobility Support Advisory Squadron (MSAS) five year country training plans to support U.S. Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) Theater Campaign Plan (TCP), Air Forces Air Forces Southern Command (AFSOUTH) Country Engagement Plan, and Department of State (DoS) Country Plan security cooperation objectives.  Country training plans shall include a baseline assessment of partner nation capability, the recommended training programs to reach desired end states, time-phased milestones (including entry and exit criteria), and proposed Measures of Performance and Measures of Effectiveness (MOE) to monitor and assess program stability and progress towards reaching the desired end state.

Start date required in early January 2017

Requirements:

*  Undergraduate or Masters degree (Masters degree is preferable) in international affairs or international affairs-related field.

*  Working knowledge in international affairs, security cooperation, or GCC staff at the Number Air Force (NAF) or MAJCOM level.  Experience in the USSOUTHCOM AOR preferred.

* Knowledge and skills to develop and document detailed training requirements with specified skill set(s).  Skills and knowledge include recent practical working experience with USAF security assistance training programs (SATP), policies and procedures, knowledge of USAF aviation and aircraft systems training methodologies, intergovernmental working relations between Department of State (DoS)/Department of Defense (DoD)/Embassies to develop, define, plan and or monitor international training.

* Shall possess a secret clearance.

* Shall have a minimum of ten years of experience working at Department of Defense (DoD), Department of State (DoS) or ten (10) years experience working International Programs at other USG agencies designated for building partnerships and partner capacity with foreign nations.

* Shall have a working knowledge and remain current with the latest version of WINDOWS (e.g. XP), and Microsoft applications (e.g. Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Project, and Visio).

* Spanish language skill is desirable.

Contact Miklos Kiss at MKiss@act-i.com or Tele:  703-272-8632

Position title: Security Cooperation Training Plan Developer

Location: McGuire AFB, NJ

Job Description:  The individual shall work with the assigned country Mission Commander or Team Lead to develop Mobility Support Advisory Squadron (MSAS) five year country training plans to support U.S. Africa Command (USAFRICOM) Theater Campaign Plan (TCP), Air Forces Air Forces Africa Command (AFAF) Country Engagement Plan, and Department of State (DoS) Country Plan security cooperation objectives.  Country training plans shall include a baseline assessment of partner nation capability, the recommended training programs to reach desired end states, time-phased milestones (including entry and exit criteria), and proposed Measures of Performance and Measures of Effectiveness (MOE) to monitor and assess program stability and progress towards reaching the desired end state

Requirements:

• Undergraduate or Masters degree (Masters degree is preferable) in international affairs or international affairs-related field. 
• Working knowledge in international affairs, security cooperation, or GCC staff at the Number Air Force (NAF) or MAJCOM level.  Experience in the USAFRICOM AOR preferred. 
• Knowledge and skills to develop and document detailed training requirements with specified skill set(s).  Skills and knowledge include recent practical working experience with USAF security assistance training programs (SATP), policies and procedures, knowledge of USAF aviation and aircraft systems training methodologies, intergovernmental working relations between Department of State (DoS)/Department of Defense (DoD)/Embassies to develop, define, plan and or monitor international training.
• Shall possess a secret clearance. 
• Shall have a minimum of ten years of experience working at Department of Defense (DoD), Department of State (DoS) or ten (10) years experience working International Programs at other USG agencies designated for building partnerships and partner capacity with foreign nations.
• Shall have a working knowledge and remain current with the latest version of WINDOWS (e.g. XP), and Microsoft applications (e.g. Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Project, and Visio).
• French language skill is desirable.

POC: Miklos Kiss <MKiss@act-i.com>

Position title:  Security Cooperation Training Plan Developer

Location: Travis AFB, CA

Job Description:  The individual shall work with the assigned country Mission Commander or Team Lead to develop 571st Mobility Support Advisory Squadron (MSAS) five year country training plans to support U.S. Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) Theater Campaign Plan (TCP), Air Forces Air Forces Southern Command (AFSOUTH) Country Engagement Plan, and Department of State (DoS) Country Plan security cooperation objectives.  Country training plans shall include a baseline assessment of partner nation capability, the recommended training programs to reach desired end states, time-phased milestones (including entry and exit criteria), and proposed Measures of Performance and Measures of Effectiveness (MOE) to monitor and assess program stability and progress towards reaching the desired end state.

Requirements:

• Undergraduate or Masters degree (Masters degree is preferable) in international affairs or international affairs-related field. 
• Working knowledge in international affairs, security cooperation, or GCC staff at the Number Air Force (NAF) or MAJCOM level.  Experience in the USSOUTHCOM AOR preferred. 
• Knowledge and skills to develop and document detailed training requirements with specified skill set(s).  Skills and knowledge include recent practical working experience with USAF security assistance training programs (SATP), policies and procedures, knowledge of USAF aviation and aircraft systems training methodologies, intergovernmental working relations between Department of State (DoS)/Department of Defense (DoD)/Embassies to develop, define, plan and or monitor international training.
• Shall possess a secret clearance. 
• Shall have a minimum of ten years of experience working at Department of Defense (DoD), Department of State (DoS) or ten (10) years experience working International Programs at other USG agencies designated for building partnerships and partner capacity with foreign nations.
• Shall have a working knowledge and remain current with the latest version of WINDOWS (e.g. XP), and Microsoft applications (e.g. Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Project, and Visio).
• Spanish language skill is desirable.

POC: Miklos Kiss <MKiss@act-i.com>

Technical Surveillance Expert

Level: Senior Professional

Area of Expertise: General Staff/Monitoring

Vacancy Number: SURVEIL

Duty Station: Kyiv with routine travel to eastern Ukraine

Apply by: 30 September full consideration

View the job description: https://www.pae.com/careers-react-opportunities

 

 

Tasks and Responsibilities and Expected Output/Deliverables:

Under the supervision of the Chief of Staff and working closely with the SMM’s Operations, Planning Procurement and Information Technology units, the Technical Surveillance Expert will assess existing technologies and provide technical expertise regarding recommendations on technology concept, procurement and implementation of an integrated surveillance system.  The goal is to build and maintain an integrated surveillance system to monitor the contact line in eastern Ukraine.   The assignment is based in the SMM’s Head Office in Kyiv and will require frequent travel to eastern Ukraine.

 

The Technical Surveillance Expert is expected to:

·         Contribute to needs and site assessment for existing technologies and for future technology procurement and implementation;

·         Advise on procurement, acquisition and implementation of acoustic technology sensors;

·         Provide recommendations on the development of technical surveillance plans ensuring coherence with the mission’s overall strategic direction;

·         Contribute to increasing and improving the surveillance technology capacities of the SMM;

·         Contribute to the operationalization of the various technological surveillance concepts of the SMM;

·         Contribute to the development of plans on, inter alia, command and control, operational support, technical and expert support deployment, personal security (in co-ordination with the SMM’s regional security advisors), logistics and administration as they relate to technological surveillance;

·         Advise on mission-specific common technological surveillance standards;

·         Advise on practices of setting up proper management and analysis of the data acquired by different surveillance systems, including acoustic sensors;

·          Performs other duties as required.

 

Key deliverables

Detailed Plan(s) for use of technical surveillance technologies at identified SMM Areas of

Interest, Permanent Weapon Storage Sites and Weapon Holding Areas

 

Necessary Qualifications:

·         At least five years of professional experience in the area of surveillance technology;

·         Knowledge of technological specifications, implementation concepts, technical implementation requirements;

·         Expert knowledge of existing surveillance technologies; especially acoustic sensors

·         Proven experience in provision of technical advice regarding planning, training, implementation;

·         Professional fluency in English including drafting skills;

·         Good communication skills, initiative and problem solving skills;

·         Computer literacy with knowledge of the Microsoft Office package;

·         Ability to establish and maintain effective and constructive working relationships with people of different national and cultural backgrounds while maintaining impartiality and objectivity;

·         Ability to travel to hazardous and hardship locations in eastern Ukraine.

·         Excellent physical condition.

 

 

To Apply:

1.       Read about the OSCE and its Special Monitoring Mission to Ukraine: http://www.osce.org/ukraine-smm/

 

2.       Enter the vacancy number SURVEIL in your online application at: http://www.pae.com/careers-react

 

3.       Customize your work histories and cover letter to demonstrate a detailed understanding of the job and how your experience would support your candidacy.

 

4.       Contact the PAE-REACT team if you have any questions at: react@pae.com

Strategic Opportunities International or SOI  is looking for Instructors/Facilitators to assist in an upcoming proposal. SOI's focus is on Sub Sahara Africa. Please submit resumes/CV to below listed email and/or website. Interested personnel will be required to sign a non-binding letter of Intent. Resumes/CVs need to list security clearance held (if any), foreign languages spoken and degree of fluency as well as educational level

Instructor for The Collaborative & Adaptive Security Initiative (CASI) and The Prevention, Relief & Recovery (PR&R) programs:  The CASI is an integrated education and outreach program designed to place US Service Members into learning situations alongside the other communities they work among – such as, representatives from partner nations, Government civilian agencies, and international organizations.  The program is currently coordinating potential partnering events with other countries that will co-mingle US Service Members with officers and officials from the countries’ armed forces to strengthen relationships and discuss collaboration in the event of large-scale disaster in that country. The PR&R program is a teaching and engagement activity that conducts programs for peacebuilding, humanitarian, and conflict management professionals operating around the globe. These events could occur in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. 

Please specify topics of interest

Submit Resume/CV to:

paubrey@strategicopportunities.net 

- or - 

Submit resume/CV via portal on company website:  

www.strategicopportunities.net

Strategic Opportunities International or SOI  is looking for Instructors/Facilitators to assist in an upcoming proposal. SOI's focus is on Sub Sahara Africa. Please submit resumes/CV to below listed email and/or website. Interested personnel will be required to sign a non-binding letter of Intent. Resumes/CVs need to list security clearance held (if any), foreign languages spoken and degree of fluency as well as educational level 

Instructor for Combating Terrorism (CT) activities: A series of one to two-week long mobile events or workshops from the following course offerings, tailored to individual country requirements and developing needs over time to include: Intelligence and Fusion Center Stand-ups, Evolving Strategic Communication Paradigms in Response to Terrorism Attacks, Strategic Interagency Capacity Delineation in Combating Terrorist Threats & Risks, Core, Defensive, and Offensive  Combating Terrorism Strategies, Maritime Risk and Net Assessment , Emerging Maritime Terrorism and Violence Issues, and Emerging Regional Maritime  Terrorism Issues, and Emerging Combating Terrorism Issues. These tailored course offerings are targeted at mid to senior levels of partner nation military officers and civilian leaders, conducted OCONUS. 

Please specify topics of interest. 

Submit Resume/CV to:

paubrey@strategicopportunities.net

 - or - 

Submit resume/CV via portal on company website:

www.strategicopportunities.net

Strategic Opportunities International or SOI  is looking for Instructors/Facilitators to assist in an upcoming proposal. SOI's focus is on Sub Sahara Africa. Please submit resumes/CV to below listed email and/or website. Interested personnel will be required to sign a non-binding letter of Intent. Resumes/CVs need to list security clearance held (if any), foreign languages spoken and degree of fluency as well as educational level

Instructor for International Defense Acquisition Resource Management (IDARM) activities: One to two-week long resident/mobile events covering defense acquisition resource management related topics tailored to individual country requirements. Sample program offering topics may include: Principles of Defense Acquisition Management, Principles of Defense Procurement and Contracting, International Defense Acquisition Negotiations, Contracting for Pre-Deployment and Deployment Operations, Managing Complex Defense Armaments Projects, Logistics and Life Cycle Management of Armament Projects, Capabilities Based Requirements, and Ethics and Integrity in Defense Acquisition Decision Making, and other related topics. These tailored offerings are designed for international military officers (grades O4-O6) and civilian equivalents. They are conducted abroad.  These events occur in a wide variety of countries including, the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Please specify topics of interest  

Please specify country/countries as well as topics of interest

Submit Resume/CV to: 

 paubrey@strategicopportunities.net

 - or - 

Submit resume/CV via portal on company website:  

www.strategicopportunities.net

Strategic Opportunities International or SOI  is looking for Instructors/Facilitators to assist in an upcoming proposal. SOI's focus is on Sub Sahara Africa. Please submit resumes/CV to below listed email and/or website. Interested personnel will be required to sign a non-binding letter of Intent. Resumes/CVs need to list security clearance held (if any), foreign languages spoken and degree of fluency as well as educational level.

A series of  one to two-week long mobile events from the following course offerings, tailored to individual country requirements and developing needs over time to include:  Civil-Military Relations, Civil-Military Relations for Junior Military Leaders, Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration, Security Forces and the Electoral Process, Local Focus Program on Civil-Military Relations, National Security Planning Global Commons Security, Intelligence and Policymakers, Intelligence Fusion Centers, Women Integration in the Armed Forces, Cyber Security Policy and Practice, International Defense Transformation, Threat Assessment, Integrated Education And Outreach Programs, Managing Ethnic Conflict and Religious-Based Violence, and other courses. These tailored course series offerings are conducted to all levels of partner nation military officers and civilian leaders and are held abroad as necessary. These events occur in a wide variety of countries including, but not limited to: Cameroon, Chad, Chile, Comoros, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Mozambique, South Africa, Tunisia, Uganda. Please specify country/countries as well as topics of interest

 Submit Resume/CV to:

 paubrey@strategicopportunities.net

  - or - 

Submit resume/CV via portal on company website:  www.strategicopportunities.net

DUTIES:  Support the USSOCOM “Sovereign Challenge” program to provide a series of phased strategic engagements with Washington DC-based foreign defense attaches and associated diplomats and other experts aligned with Strategic Operations Forces (SOF) priorities.

LOCATION:  Tampa, FL

REQUIREMENTS:

·         Must have at least 5 years of DOD-related public diplomacy experience

·         Must have a BS degree in Public Diplomacy or related public service discipline.

·         Must have at least 5 years of management, communication, and leadership skills in overseeing engagements with at least 100 Distinguished Visitors from at least 60 sovereign nations.

·         Possess written and oral communication skills to converse with Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), State/Democracy Human Rights Labor (DRL), American embassies overseas and Defense Attachés in DC to assure the execution of Congressional requirements under the Leahy Human Rights vetting process as demonstrated by 5 years of  successful compliance with the Section 620M of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961. 

·         Possess two years’ experience with DOS International Vetting and Security Tracking (INVEST) system.

·         Demonstrate at least 3 years’ experience in planning for large-scale (>30 individual) Distinguished Visitor events on behalf of senior leadership, to include: conducting research and presenting recommendations on various venues, scheduling and leading site surveys, and presenting site survey results to the Government.

·         Requires TS/SCI clearance

CONTACT:  Tony Gray at GX COR, LLC at tony.gray@gxcor.coand (813) 389-9376